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For questions related to the unitarity (unitary evolution) of quantum systems, as applicable to quantum computing or quantum information.
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Arbitrary two qubit unitaries using SWAP gate instead of CNOT gate
The swap gate doesn't entangle the two qubits, so any two-qubit unitary that can be implemented with swaps and local operations can also be implemented only with local operations. You can visualize th …
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